UNICEF, or the United Nations Children’s Fund, is a specialized agency of the United Nations established in 1946. Its primary mission is to promote and protect the rights of children worldwide, ensuring their well-being and development. UNICEF focuses on areas such as education, health, nutrition, and child protection. The organization works in over 190 countries, providing essential services and emergency relief during crises. It advocates for policies that benefit children and collaborates with governments, NGOs, and communities to implement programs aimed at improving the quality of life for vulnerable children. UNICEF plays a crucial role in advancing children’s rights and welfare globally.